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This takes advantage of the recently added Configure probe, and if the
platform has an isblank library function, calls that under locale. This
now matches the documentation
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We have code that assumes that ASCII should be locale dependent, but it
was missing its final link. This supplies that, and makes the code work
as documented. I thought it better to do that then to document yet
another exception.
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This uses the compiled inversion lists to generate Posix character
classes and things like \v, \s inside bracketed character classes.
This paves the way for future optimizations, and fixes the bug which has
no formal bug number that /[[:ascii:]]/i matched non-Ascii characters,
such as the Kelvin sign, unlike /\p{ascii}/i.
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These will be used in regcomp.c to replace the existing bit-wise
handling of these, enabling subsequent optimizations.
These are compiled-in, and hence affect the memory footprint of every
program, including those that don't use Unicode. The lists that aren't
tiny are therefore currently restricted to only the Latin1 range;
anything needed beyond that will have to be read in at execution time,
just as before.
The design allows for easy conversion from Latin1 to use the full
Unicode range, should it be deemed desirable for some or all of these.
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This creates three simple compile-time inversion lists from the data
that has been generated in a previous commit, and uses two of them.
Three PL_ variables are used to store them.
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This will be used to generate compile-time inversion lists in a C hdr
file that can be included in programs for initialization speed
Three simple inversion lists are included in this initial commit
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This adds a routine that will take a C array and quickly create an
inversion list that points to that array. Thus the array had better be
exactly the internal form that is required for an inversion list. To
make sure that this doesn't get out of sync, a new field in the list's
header is created that is a combination of
version-number/inversion-list-type.
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This bug was spotted by Tom Christiansen, but no bug report has been
written. /[[:ascii:]]/i should match the same set of code points as
/\p{ASCII}/i. But it is matching things outside the ASCII range
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Previous commits have changed the API of invlist_union so the first
parameter can be NULL, and are to take the complement of the 2nd. We
can take advantage of that to simplify this code.
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Previous commits have added the ability to the inversion list
intersection routine to take the complement of one of its inputs.
Likewise, for unions, this will be a frequent paradigm, and it is
cheaper to do the complement of an input in the routine than to
construct a new temporary that is the desired complement, and throw it
away.
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This function is no longer necessary, as it is just a call to the newly
created _invlist_intersection_maybe_complement_2nd() with the correct
parameters.
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It turns out that it is a common paradigm to want to take the
intersection of an inversion list with the complement of another
inversion list. In fact, this is the how to subtract the second
inversion list from the first, as what remains in the first after the
subtraction is everything in it that is not in the second.
It also turns out that it adds very few cycles to an intersection to
complement one (or both, should we choose to) of the operands. By
adding this capability, we don't have to create a copy of the inverted
operand beforehand, just to throw it away.
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A previous commit has changed _invlist_union() to accept a NULL
first parameter. This takes advantage of that to simplify some code.
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It is common in a loop to keep adding inversion lists to a current
running total. But the first time through, the current union list needs
to be initialized from NULL. This puts that code in the function
instead of the callers each having to do it.
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Cf. RT #110208.
- Remove missing unused variables: op.c, regcomp.c
- Silence -Wformat type error: sv.c
- Cast first part of (,) expression as (void): gv.c
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Cygwin::sync_winenv should fix [CPAN #65052], ADODB missing
%COMMONPROGRAMFILES%.
sync_winenv code and solution by Chris Day.
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cygwin does not support windows prior NT5 anymore.
cygwin paths are now all UTF8 encoded, special pathname
characters and names are now allowed.
Removed outdated cruft and fix wrong parts.
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[DELTA]
1.0.9 2012-02-08 12:00:00
- API of 'provides' changed to require a 'version' argument to future
proof the function against CPAN Meta Spec changes (DAGOLDEN)
- Fatal errors now use 'croak' instead of 'die'; Carp added as
prerequisite (DAGOLDEN)
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This has been done on win32 since commit b4a415570dc258dd in 2006.
However, the new Pod::Html caching code only uses one file, pod2htmd.tmp,
so remove now redundant cleanup code for pod2htmi.tmp.
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* use variables for the names of temporary files
* use lexicals for file handles
* check the return value of close
* use is() rather than ok() with ==
[possibly still dubious that it's using unpack checksums for comparison,
instead of SHAs or simply File::Compare]
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eol.t gained code to clean up temporary files it generated as part of commit
0ec158f4b0db050a in 2002. The temporary file names used by Pod::Html were
changed by commit 33869856bc668ad8 in 2003, but eol.t had never been updated.
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PERL_RELOCATABLE_INCPUSH was added in commit f31c6eed22759301. As it
causes a small specific behaviour change that isn't visible in any other
configuration option, it seems useful to indicate that the perl binary has
been compiled with it, to aid debugging. (Specifically, debugging of "Why
isn't this working?" when it failed to be enabled.)
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[DELTA]
1.4402 Tue Feb 07 2012
- Minor maintenance: standardized newlines to Unix style
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[DELTA]
0.007 2012-02-07 22:42:42 EST5EDT
- Generated from ADAMK/YAML-Tiny-1.50.tar.gz
- Documentation fix to replace missing abstract
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[DELTA]
1.0.8 2012-02-07 22:30:00
- Adds 'provides' method to generate a CPAN META provides data structure
correctly; use of package_versions_from_directory is discouraged (DAGOLDEN)
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Before -Uuseithreads resulted in a threaded perl. Now
-Uuseithreads and -Uusethreads DWIM
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Reported by Reini Urban in RT #110078, installperl generated a warning and
failed to install CORE.pod, because is_duplicate_pod() modified $_
is_duplicate_pod() and get_pod_metadata() now both localise $_, to ensure
that they don't corrupt any caller's state.
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[DELTA]
0.006 2012-02-06 20:51:47 EST5EDT
- Generated from ADAMK/YAML-Tiny-1.50.tar.gz
- Set back configure_requires prerequisite for ExtUtils::MakeMaker
from 6.30 to 6.17 (per request from Andreas Koenig)
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The circular dependency between Carp and warnings was causing trouble
with new versions of Carp against very old versions of warnings (versions
that were bundled with Perl 5.6). No functional effect on blead.
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./installhtml was unacceptably slow without pod2html caching,
so this commit re-adds it.
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this is to make it easier to scan and find which release
is the next unscheduled, unshipped one, so we (I) can see
how far off we have scheduled and whether a next volutneer
needs to be volunteered
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Applied patch from John Peacock, but added whitespace fixes,
corrected pod link error and updated known Pod issues to reflect
a fix.
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The format added in commit 3ea0c581844689ab had a typo - %cn (committer
name) used instead of %ce (committer e-mail).
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ccache isn't needed to print a usage message. The current heuristic for
detecting ccache is noisy if it fails, which interferes with any usage or
error output.
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The initial paragraphs of documentation are actually more useful than most of
the options documentation. So show them too.
Suggested by David Leadbeater.
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This merely moves a whole=item to another place, in preparation for
future commits
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